Compensatory (adjective)

1. Providing compensation for loss, damage, or injury.
2. Making up for a deficiency or fault.
3. Intended to make up for something else that is lacking.

Origin:

The word compensatory is derived from the word "compensate" which means to make up for something. it was first used in the late 17th century.

Examples:

1. The company offered a compensatory package to the employees for the inconvenience caused by the delay.
2. The court ordered a compensatory damages for the loss suffered by the victim.
3. The school provided compensatory education to the student who had missed classes due to an illness.
4. The company offered a compensatory vacation to the employees for the extra hours they worked.
5. The government provided compensatory land to the villagers who were displaced by the construction of the dam.